Invoking goddess Durga on earth, Kolkata observed Mahalaya with devotional songs, scriptural recitations and prayers as greetings on social media enlivened a rainy day. Meanwhile, around 300 people came together to create the longest ‘alpana’ or ‘rangoli’ on 1.4 km stretch of Lake Road in South Kolkata.

Each year Durga Puja can be on varied dates from September end to October end depending on the 'tithi'. Mahalaya signifies the beginning of the grand festival and the day is observed by following various customs and rituals.

Goddes Durga is the supreme divine that is related to Pure Love, Courage, and Divine Light. The moral order is to protect the mankind from evil and negative energy. She is the spiritual of forgiveness for every mistakes we have made. As a Mother she knows all about her children and assist and punish according to the Sin we does..

Sreebhumi Sporting Club has come up with the exceptional news for the pandal hoppers in town! Gear up your festive spirit and witness the replica of the grandeur showcased by Sanjay Leela Bhansali in his film, Padmavaat. The club announced its theme of creating Chittorgarh Fort for Durga Puja of 2018. Beginning from the fort to costumes, this year’s pandal of the club will portray the essence of one of the most controversial films of the year.
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